Modelling nitrogen transfer and transformation at the landscape scale is relevant to estimate the mobility of the reactive forms of nitrogen (Nr) and the associated threats to the environment.
In analysing the data concerning hive contents, we separated the fifth year from the other years both because it had only a single assessment and because that assessment was the most relevant to estimating long-term effects of exposure to thiamethoxam-treated crops.
By considering multiple pathways and routes, a number of key aspects relevant to estimating human exposure to recycled water can be accounted for, including irrigation and crop handling practices (e.g., non-edible vs edible, spray vs. drip, withholding time) and volumes consumed (directly vs indirectly).
It is more relevant to estimate HR ¯ a t than HR ¯ t.
As mentioned above, it would be relevant to estimate the risk of seizures under high-dose olanzapine treatment, and the predictive value of EEG alterations.
These data are relevant to estimate the clinical 'pretest' probability of malignancy of an SPN detected in a clinic-based population.
However, as regards the potential of the test to detect precursors to CRC, an issue that is highly relevant to estimate its use in reducing CRC incidence and mortality, the available evidence is scant and controversial.
Baseline prevalence is relevant to estimate vaccine effectiveness against the HPV-vaccine types, to evaluate the cross-protection of the vaccines, and to monitor over time the relative frequency of genotypes under the selective pressure of the vaccines.
The results of this study are limited to presentations of confirmed or clinically probable invasive meningococcal disease as these are the outcomes directly relevant to estimating the effect of SHS on disease risk.
It therefore still seems relevant to estimate the incidence and prevalence of RA using the 1987 ACR criteria, until more descriptive data with the 2010 ACR/EULAR criteria have been published.
